Hospitality Archive » March, 2024

Hospitality - March, 2024

104 articles

• Weed Investors' Money Shift Cost Co. Millions, Suit Says
• Dem Cites 'Secret' Report Against Ticketmaster 'Rebates'
• 'Antiquated' Doctrine Can't Cut Burford Unit From Turkey Suit
• Liberty Units Lose $13.3M Motel Murder Coverage Bid
• Gambling Co. To Face Most Card Shuffle Tech Antitrust Claims
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Md. House OKs Tax Breaks For Residential Projects
• Red Roof Inns Must Face Ohio Sex Trafficking Suits
• DOJ, FTC Weigh In On Another Pricing Algorithm Case
• DOL Judge Rejects Hawaiian Hotel's H-2B Bid Over Lack Of Info
• Hard Rock Cafe Workers Score Conditional Cert. In Tip Suit
• Former Prison Contractor Must Pay $112K, 6th Circ. Says
• Foxwoods Tribal Owner Loses $76M COVID Insurance Appeal
• Vrbo Host Is Breaking Zoning Regs, Conn. High Court Told
• DoorDash, Grubhub Want Docs From NY Restaurant Lobbyists
• Marriott Hit With Negligence Suit After Break-In, Sex Assault
• HR Services Co. May Be Liable In Harassment Suit, Court Says
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Feds' Gambling Stance Matches Tribe's
• On Deck In JPML: Baby Food, 23andMe Privacy, NCAA
• Casino Beats Suit Over Diabetic Customer's Fall
• Albright Told That Choice Hotel's Alice Ax Is 'Premature'
• Ski Resort Corp. Says Sheep Used As Pretext To Ruin Project
• Marriott Guests Call For Sanctions In Discrimination Suit
• Starbucks Settles Worker's Suit Alleging Manager Groped Her
• Insurer's Intervention In Sex-Trafficking Coverage Suit Limited
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Hotel REIT Says Blackwells Wants Illegal Proxy Contest
• Special District Members Seek To Block Disney Depo Request
• Ohio Board Upholds $2.2M Hotel Value Cut Due To COVID
• Where 9th Circ. Lowe's Ruling Leaves PAGA Jurisprudence
• Chancery Denies Midcase Appeal In TripAdvisor Dispute
• Del. Courts Examining 'Colonoscopy'-Like Bylaw Rules
• Burford, Sysco Get OK To Swap Bid In Price-Fixing Cases
• 8th Circ. Backs Attys' Win In COVID Hotel Eviction Challenge
• Chicago Restaurant Biz Sanctioned For Missing Discovery
• Manhattan Pizzeria Owner Indicted On Wage Theft Charges
• Pa. Justices Won't Review If 'Skill Games' Are Gambling
• Fla. High Court Won't Take Up Gambling Compact Challenge
• TTAB Ruling May Broaden Alcohol Trademark Analysis
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• 7th Circ. Closes Door On Italian Hotel's Virus Coverage Bid
• Health And Safety Top Risk For Directors, Global Survey Says
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Bettors' Appeal Over Doped Derby Horse Heard By 6th Circ.
• McDonald's Franchisee's Ch. 11 Plan Approved With Deal
• Staffing Co. Owner Gets 4 Years For Hiring Untaxed Labor
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Judge Trims ADA Claims From Disney Worker's Vaccine Suit
• Feds, Tribes, Casinos Face Off Over Trust Land Request
• NC Judge Axes Wage Suit After Attys Flout Pretrial Deadlines
• Marriott Must Face Suit For Booting Kidswear Wholesalers
• Supreme Court Won't Review Dallas Strip Club Law
• Justices Won't Review McDonald's No-Poach Case
• Fla. Deal Might Let Illegal Gambling 'Proliferate,' Justices Told
• Dram Shop Law Clarified By Fla. Justices' Negligence Ruling
• Law School Says SF Ignoring Deal On 'Deplorable' Downtown
• 2nd Circ. OKs Mississippi River Charter For Swiss Cruise Co.
• 'Needless Circuit Split' In Tribal COVID Row, 9th Circ. Told
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Game Developer Seeks Class Cert. In Valve Antitrust Case
• Ga. Farm Retreat Fails to Back H-2B Bid With Growing Season
• 2nd Circ. Keeps COVID Furloughs Suit Out Of Arbitration
• Ala. Hotelier Says Insurer Must Cover Fire Damage
• Wash. Assessor Was Wrong To Deny COVID Relief, Hotels Say
• Ex-TopGolf Worker Claims Unfair Firing Over Wage Complaint
• Simpson Thacher Steers Close Of $2B Travel-Focused Fund
• FTC Welcomes Choice Hotels Dropping Wyndham Hostile Buy
• Tech, Retail Industries Say No To Patent Eligibility Reforms
• Burford, Sysco Can't Swap In Price-Fixing Suits, Court Told
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Choice Hotels Abandons Wyndham Hostile Takeover Attempt
• Mich. Court Can't Shush Library Whistleblower, Panel Says
• State Farm Beats Spas' COVID Shutdown Suit At 4th Circ.
• Detroit-Area Bars' Challenge To Parking Plan Gets Bounced
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Fla. Justices Won't Reinstate $31M Award In Hit-And-Run Suit
• Builder Wins $2.7M For Marriott Mudslide Repair Work
• Caribbean Resort Developer Says Partner Undermined Project
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reddit, Cisco, LeBron James-PGA Tour
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge OKs McDonald's Atty-Client Privilege In Race Bias Fight
• Federal Lawmakers Want To Protect 172 Acres For Calif. Tribe
• Choice Can Confirm Award Over $61M In Franchisee Claims
• Feds Get More Time To Reply In Fla. Casinos Case
• Settlement Gets 'Tire Spinning' EB-5 Fraud Suit Unstuck
• Court Has No Cause To Deny Casino Land Request, Tribe Says
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Calif. Justice Asks Why COVID Triggers Insurance But Not Flu
• Settlement Cools Off Conn. Pizza Chain's Trademark Fight
• Turkey Cos., Burford Unit Fight Over Refused Swap's Meaning
• Judge Releases Entity From Ohio Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit
• NerdWallet, Syracuse Hit With 'Fraudulent' Bankruptcy Cases
• $22M Deal Proposed In Golden Nugget-DraftKings Merger Suit
• Trump's Former Finance Chief Pleads Guilty To Perjury
• Applebee's Atty's 'Mega-Blunder' Warrants Retrial, Court Says
• Tort Report: $42M Med Mal Award; Hot Coffee Suit In The Air
• Judge Pauses Sale Of Miami Official's Home In $63.5M Case
• Mich. Wineries Crush Town's Live Music, Catering Bans
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Golf Club Settles Claims Trump Atty Illegally Pushed NDA